outdoor activities. and that tracks a lot of the recent retail earnings reports in terms of what people are spending their money on. apparel, not so much. fishing gear boats, that kind of stuff certainly invoke right now. you can see the list of number three with the cautionary style of $129 per day. watch for the outlet malls to be particularly crowded. we hope the weather holds for the outdoor activities. now to a give back what are employees giving their employers? they are giving them back paid vacation time or pto, paid time off. the good news is 90% of people who have full-time jobs are eligible for paid vacation. potentially the bad news is they are not taking all that and giving back five here you see the number five days per year. that doesn t sound really high until you look at it in aggregate, it s 169 million unused vacation days. 9 million carry over meaning don t use them you lose them. and people even drilling down a little further, unfortunately.
to when everybody in government knew. you presume they knew. you accurately point out the fact that there was some evidence that perhaps someone should have known. in the record they knew. in the register they knew on page 34,455. right. how many people do you think read to page 34,485? here s the b problem with the law in my opinion. the law actually should have required insurance companies to make these grandfathered policies available. they said they can but not they must. if you and all the good folks pointing out the problems were sincere and genuine in concern for the uninsured you would say let s support mary landrieu s fix that requires insurance companies to grandfather everybody in. if it s true 169 million can 129. 129. they shall be taken care of. we should pass a law that says
in the record they knew. in the register they knew on page 34,455. right. how many people do you think read to page 34,485? here s the problem with the law in my opinion. the law actually should have required insurance companies to make these grandfathered policies available. they said they can but not they must. if you and all the good folks pointing out the problems were sincere and genuine in concern for the uninsured you would say let s support mary landrieu s fix that requires insurance companies to grandfather everybody in. if it s true 169 million can 129. 129. they shall be taken care of. we should pass a law that says
the end of the next four years. status quo path. is the path that doesn t have an answer about how to get our economy going. the status quo path of this president continues to shrink our military year after year. president obama was in virginia and continued his assault on romney proposals and credible. you know his plan isn t any different than the positives that got us in trouble. final weeks of the election, he is counting on you forgetting. the latest fox news polls in virginia shows romney leading 47-45 within the margin of error. among independents romney s lead is now 22 points. they were tied last month. romney s debate bounce is still going. latest rasmussen poll of the reaction of all the debate taken together shows 49% think romney won overall to 41% for obama. first two weeks of october as the first two debates took place, romney and the republican national committee collected $111 million and now have $169 million in the bank. the president and democratic
that it largely grew out of stimulus money, but i don t think either matters. greta: in fairness to the obama campaign, the attacks on the president obama out sourcing, the rnc s pointing to money to go to foreign companies, but the work is being done here in the united states. it is little well, that s not true. the fiscker automotive company is building cars in finland. greta: fiscker automotive, producing a luxury sportscar in finland. but fact check said that while the firm got $169 million, the loan money itself was spent in the u.s. money s spongeable. money if the money is spent here, that mean its frees up money to be spent there. that s the problem. that s the same that s why this argument, it seems to me is silly. i don t think either man has a policy of outsourcing, believes